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Posted On: June 20th 2022, 06:15 pm

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Some people eat their food so quickly that everyone else at the table is still taking their first few bites by the time they’re completely finished. Eating fast is a surprisingly common habit, especially among people who grew up rushing through meals, have busy schedules, or simply get too excited when their favorite food is in front of them. For some, it’s practically a competitive sport, with entire plates disappearing in just a few minutes.

However, eating too quickly can actually affect digestion and make it harder to recognize when you’re full. The brain takes time to process signals from the stomach, meaning people who rush through meals may end up eating more than they intended. Eating quickly can also lead to swallowing extra air, which may cause bloating or discomfort. While slowing down and chewing properly is generally recommended, some people seem physically incapable of enjoying a meal without treating it like they’re competing in a professional eating contest. 😭😂

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